Yeah, I don't know Naver that well, but that feels like a very Naver thing to do... I remember trying one of their apps once and thinking "what an awful translation to English! :D"
yetAnotherUser
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What service is that?
Here's a translation for people who don't speak Portuguese.
Word M.D.
"What's the issue?"
"THERE'S SOMETHING WRONG WITH MY VOICE"
"OK. I'll give you some pills."
[Doctor grabs the pills]
"THANK YOU, DOCTOR!"
"Next!"
"GOOD MORNING, doctor!"
(P.S. Brazilian Portuguese is very based, y'all should learn it. If any of you have been indefinitely postponing learning a new language, don't! Learning languages is very cool when you're excited to learn new things about their respective cultures! :)
That's a very badass firefighter shirt ngl
Don't forget to look at the bright side. There are people who want, not only that you survive, but that you actually live your life (and one of those people is yourself ;)
This isn't a bad policy, but outright ignoring ethical and environmental concerns doesn't seem very wise either. That should still be discussed, even if this becomes the final version of the policy.
Staying up until 5am... I'd die the next day if I did that.
I never thoght about it! Thanks!
That's a great point.
Social media isn't a sustainable model. Yes, there are people that have success in that model, but those people have to sacrifice a lot, especially in the content quality, to acheive that success. Many media companies have already tried it, but the content they produce ends up dissolving into mostly clickbait, because they would fail otherwise.
There is a difference, and not just a legal one. For DVDs and BluRays, the disc's first purchase partly funds the people who worked on the disc's contents. With pirating, nobody gets paid (unless the pirate(s) that is/are distributing the content accept donations).
Although that does make me wonder how different is buying a second-hand disc from pirating... other than the legal part, that is.
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It works on their machine...